Sentence examples for voters of different from inspiring English sources

We find that officials provide different information to potential voters of different putative ethnicities.

The series aimed to air the voices of a range of French voters of different backgrounds and political views, and in different parts of the country.

And it clearly gives Mr. Bush an ability to try to relate to voters of different ages without looking ridiculous or uncomfortable.

Because of that, Barreto said that in order to get a better picture, the data should be age-adjusted so that turnout levels of older voters of different races and ethnicities could be compared.

We've written before about what Ukip voters think about key political issues, but new data that looks at more than just the political ideals of the voters of different parties, might be able to give us a greater insight into what makes a voter of a specific party tick.

Voters of different ideological persuasions will read different things into these critiques: a malicious effort to identify Mr. Obama as the Other; a rallying cry for a new commitment to fundamental shared values; an emotional lashing out driven by fear of national decline, and a patriotic reassertion of American strength after a long and very difficult decade.

Mr Murphy, a former Europe minister who drove the EU's Lisbon Treaty through Parliament, said he would not back a "pick and mix" poll offering voters a range of different options for the UK's future relationship with the EU.

That ardor gives him an edge among voters who are most definite about their choice, according to the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Daybreak poll, which is structured in a way that allows detailed analysis of the preferences of voters at different levels of certainty.

Mr. Romney won across a wide swath of different voters, according to early exit poll returns.

If you have millions of different voters that can associate in billions of different ways, you can learn to classify data with incredible granularity.

As part of that effort, Republicans launched a social media campaign to engage Hispanic voters on a variety of different topics, beginning with a video on "terrorism".